The Wrath of Lords

Warden of Fál

By: Kyle Alexander Romines

Narrated by: Matt Addis

The job sounded simple enough. Rid the village of an ogre and rescue the girl. In return, the local lord would overlook that ugly business in the church. It was nothing he hadn’t dealt with before.

That was before he heard the howls coming from the Bog of Móin Alúin. Before he crossed paths with the headless rider. Before he woke to find the witch’s crooked fingers on his face.

Now, Berengar must unravel the labyrinth of secrets and lies surrounding the village before a deadly curse claims his life, all while a darker evil looms in the shadows....

©2019 Kyle Alexander Romines (P)2019 Kyle Alexander Romines

WOW

can I just say wow no really this book can't be any more perfect than it was just such a good good good story it was a great world build with great solid and wonderful story just so good first of all I was intrigued by the cover but I couldn't imagine what I bargained for it was just marvelous BTW the narrator was amazing and was a great attribute for the book

I was given this free review copy audiobook at my request and have voluntarily left this review

My favorite downtrodden orc of the year

The Wrath of Lords by Kyle Alexander Romines is an epic fantasy book that is written just how I like an epic fantasy book to be written. It's not an RPG lit (even though the plotline reads very much like a single player RPG game) even though it has all the classic parts to one: a MC that has good intentions but suffered a mighty blow/event, a quest to make amends for his actions, a daring rescue, mythical beasts to slaughter, AN EVIL BOG HAG, horrible NPCs that are literally no help. Now, throw in a fantastically built world, with amazing descriptions, and some tugging of your heartstrings and we have this amazing book. Truly one of my favorite books that I've listened to this year.

The narration by Matt Addis is superb. He's one of those narrators whose voice has you searching out other books he's narrated rather than searching for authors and hoping you run across his voice again. Voices, emotion, accents - he has them all down 100%. Another narrator might not have been able to do this as much justice as Matt Addis has done.

I've already purchased the next book and cannot wait to continue!

I requested this book from the author, narrator, or publisher in exchange for an honest, unbiased review.

Reminds me of DnD

I really enjoyed this book. The story reminded me of a Dungeons and Dragons campaign. The characters are motivated by their own self interests, and they don't always make the 'right' decision. The story isn't deep, but it isn't boring and it gives plenty of allusions to other stories that can be fleshed out in the same world.

I especially enjoyed the writing style and the narration. I will definitely check out the sequel.

What a fun read!

What a fun book to listen to! with the video game style storyline where you are given big quest and have to complete a bunch of little quest along the way and then there was the Headless Horseman and a werewolf lol who would have thought it! but I did like it! ** I was given this book for free in exchange for my unbiased opinion**

Sometimes a regent needs someone who will do anything

So what happens when a queen needs wardens to guard the land? She take the best, the brightest, the most virtuous. And one other as well. One whose deeds are as dark as the night before the moon comes out. One whose mere presence invokes fear in the people. Most tales are about those good and virtuous folk. This is not. This is the tale of a bear of a man with a heart like stone and some of his adventuress. Villains by necessity are my favorite kind and this doesn’t disappoint Very well written narrated. Enjoy it as much as I did. I was voluntarily provided this free review copy audiobook by the author, narrator or publisher